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RECORD OF DOCUMENTS ON ISSUE. Document Number Description Date ELE2011006_DET004 Determination Notice – JPS Standard Offer Contract September 30, 2011 ELE2011006_DET004_REV001 Revised Determination Notice – JPS Standard Offer Contract May 01, 2012 5. APPROVAL This document is approved by the Office of Utilities Regulation and the decisions therein become effective on May 01, 2012. On behalf of the Office: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Deputy Director General Date : May 01, 2012 Abstract The Amended and Restated All-Island Electric Licence 2011 (the “Licence”) establishes the framework for the planning and implementation of incremental additions of generation capacity to the national electric grid. The Licence gives the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited (“JPS”) the exclusive right to transmit, distribute and supply electricity Island-wide. JPS may, under the Licence, both generate and purchase the electricity it distributes through the national grid. Where new generation is purchased the Licence requires such procurement to generally be done via competitive tender, except that the Office of Utilities Regulation (the “Office”) may approve a simpler process in certain situations, such as for capacity additions up to 25 MW which are generated from renewable sources.. In June 2006 the Office published its Regulatory Policy for the Addition of New Generating Capacity to the Public Electricity Supply System (“Guidelines for the Addition of Generating Capacity to the Public Electric Supply System”) Document Number Ele 2005/08.1 (the “Policy”). Under the Policy the Office outlined the modalities by which capacity and energy generation can be added to the public electricity supply system. The Policy provides, among other things, for the procurement of small additions of energy (i.e. 100kW or less) from renewable energy plants by way of a Standard Offer Contract issued by JPS. This revised Determination Notice sets out the terms of the Standard Offer Contract as approved by the Office and the process by which the purchase of energy under this arrangement will be implemented. In particular, the revised document incorporates the determination on:  Direct Programme Cost (DPC); and  The Application Process Glossary JPS - Jamaica Public Service Company Limited Licence - The Amended and Restated All-Island Electric Licence 2011 or any restatement thereof or amendment thereto. Office & OUR - The Office of Utilities Regulation as established pursuant to section 3 of the Office of Utilities Regulation Act OUR Ac...
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